- Afrikaans: skulp
- Albanian: guaskë (sq) f
- Arabic: صَدَفَة f (ṣadafa), صَدَفَة بَحْرِيَّة f (ṣadafa baḥriyya), مَحَارَة f (maḥāra)
- Armenian: խեցի (hy) (xecʿi), ծովախեցի (hy) (covaxecʿi)
- Azeri: qabıq (az), dəniz qabığı
- Belarusian: ра́кавіна f (rákavina), раку́шка f (rakúška), чарапа́х m (čarapáx)
- Bengali:
- Bulgarian: ра́ковина (bg) f (rákovina)
- Catalan:
- Chamicuro: c̈hota
- Chamorro:
- Cherokee: ᎤᏯᏍᎦ (uyasga)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 貝殼 (zh), 贝壳 (zh) (bèiké), 海貝, 海贝 (hǎibèi)
- Czech: schránka (cs) f
- Danish: konkylie
- Dutch: schelp (nl)
- Esperanto: konko
- Estonian: merikarp
- Faroese: gágga f
- Finnish: kotilo (fi), simpukankuori, näkinkenkä (fi)
- French: coquille (fr) f
- Galician:
- Georgian: ნიჟარა (nižara)
- German: Muschelschale (de) f, Muschel (de) f
- Greek: όστρακο (el) n (óstrako)
- Gujarati:
- Hawaiian: pūpū
- Hebrew:
- Hungarian: kagyló (hu), kagylóhéj (hu)
- Ido: konko (io)
- Indonesian:
- Irish: sliogán (ga) m, sliogán trá m
- Interlingue:
- Italian: conchiglia (it) f
- Japanese: 貝殻 (ja) (かいがら, kaigara)
- Kannada:
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- Kazakh: айғұлақ (ayğulaq), бақалшық (baqalşıq), қабыршақ (qabırşaq)
- Khmer: ខ្យងសមុទ្រ (kchɑɑng sa’mot)
- Korean: 조개 (ko) (jogae)
- Kyrgyz:
- Lao: ກາບຫອຍທະເລ (lo), ເປືອກ (pư̄ak)
- Latvian: gliemežnīca f
- Lithuanian: kriauklė
- Luxembourgish:
- Malayalam:
- Maltese:
- Manx: shlig varrey f
- Maori: kotakota, angaanga
- Mirandese: concha f
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: skjell
- Persian: صدف (fa) (sadaf)
- Polish: muszla (pl) f, muszelka (pl) f
- Portuguese: concha (pt) f
- Romanian: scoică (ro) f
- Russian: ра́ковина (ru) f (rákovina), раку́шка (ru) f (rakúška), ра́кушка (ru) f (rákuška)
- Slovak: lastúra f
- Slovene:
- Spanish: concha (es) f
- Swedish: snäcka (sv) c, musselskal n
- Tamil:
- Tajik: садаф (sadaf)
- Telugu: చిప్ప (te) (cippa)
- Thai: เปลือกหอย (bplèuak-hŏi)
- Turkish: deniz kabuğu, kabuk (tr)
- Turkmen: gabyk
- Ukrainian: му́шля f (múšlja), ра́ковина f (rákovyna), черепа́шка f (čerepáška)
- Urdu:
- Uzbek: dengiz qobigʻi, qobik
- Venetian: capa
- Vietnamese: vỏ sò
- Welsh: cragen (cy) f, cragen fôr (cy) f
- Yiddish:
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